Ravi Ravindran
Professor
Supervisor, Centre for Near-net-shape Processing of Materials (CNPM)
Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science
Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Toronto, Ontario
rravindr@torontomu.ca
Office:
(416) 979-5000 ext. 6423
Expert In
Additive manufacturing of light alloy components
Advanced materials and manufacturing
Biodegradable magnesium alloys
Casting processes for aerospace sectors
Casting processes for alloys in automotives
Energy and material conservation
Life extension and recycling
Lightweight alloys and composites
Lightweight materials for vehicles and aircraft
Lost foam (near-net-shape) casting
Materials for next-generation automobiles
Metal casting
Nanotechnology
Technological and industrial innovation
Technology and intelligent systems
Bio/Research
Comondore (Ravi) Ravindran of Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson) has made innovative contributions in steel making and continuous casting and forming, particularly billet casting, microalloyed steel technology, liquid steel processing, cleanliness and rolling. He has also led maj...
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Bio/Research
Comondore (Ravi) Ravindran of Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson) has made innovative contributions in steel making and continuous casting and forming, particularly billet casting, microalloyed steel technology, liquid steel processing, cleanliness and rolling. He has also led major advances in process and quality of ductile iron castings and heat treatment. He established the first university-based and interdisciplinary applied research for lost foam (near-net-shape) casting of aluminum alloys and technology transfer in Canada. He is the Director of the Centre for Near-net-shape Processing of Materials (CNPM) at Toronto Metropolitan University. His current research is focused on development and processing of aluminum and magnesium alloys and composites, lightweighting, reduced emissions, recycling and environment. Past President of CAE and ASMI, he has been serving materials engineering profession and community worldwide.
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